St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-03
SUNDAYS Big SHINDY
1t Will Probably Take Place
on the Hill Of Bally-
coree,
. Ii the English Police Presume
to Interfere With the Glad
stone Meeting. .
Our Jim Blaine is Now on Good
Terms With the Prince
of Wales.
The Papal Jubilee--The Gen
eral Budget of Foreign
Intelligence.
BY Cable to the Globe.

Dy CaDle 10 the GLOBE.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-The great mass
meeting for the purpose of discussing
the policy of the government and eX-
pressing the gratitude of the Irish
people to Mr.. Gladstone and his Liberal
followers for their efforts in behalf of
Ireland, which, in spite of the proclama-
ton OF the Dublin executive, will occur
next Sunday, will be held OH the hill of
Ballycoree, within mile of Ennis. The
people in the vicinity of Ennis and for
miles around have become thoroughly
aroused by the arbitrary action
OF the government, and large
number OF persons who otherwise would
have refrained from attending the meet
ing because of the distance they would
nave to travel, and for other reasons,
are determined to be present. So wide
spread is the indignation caused by the
edict OF prohibition that the attendance
will, without doubt, be one-third larger
than 1t would have been had the gov.
eminent ignored the preparation for it.
and permitted the meeting to be held
without interference. The English
members of parliament who will be pres
ent are
- DETERMINED IN THEIR PURPOSE
to test the legality of the proclamation
and convince the government of its mis-
take, but unless the instructions which
the Irish cOnStabulary have already re-
celVed are very materially modified
there will be great row and the meet
ing either brought to an ignominous ter
mlnatiOn, or continued in triumph after
the police have been routed. The pres
enee OF the English members NAV avert
a serious assault upon the police. but
the temper Of the Irish people is such
that if they were left to act upon their
own Impulses they would make short
work OF any small body of constables
that might interfere with the gathering.
A great many ell-informed persons
believe, however, that the government
will at the last moment reconsider its
action and permit the meeting to be held
without interruption. Government
stenographers will attend the meeting
and take down the speeches of Mr.. Cox
and the other Irish orators, and will
probably also take notes of the utter
,taces of the English visitors.
NOTES FROM ABROAD.
Scarlet fever has become epidemic in
London and at English seaside resorts.
and is increasing III violence A great
many families have gone to the CONT
nent through fear of the disease, after
having moved from place to place in
England trying to escape it. The I'M
favorable weather of the last two days
Las increased the humber of cases. as
well as the number of deaths, greatly.
The meeting between the emperor of
Germany and the car of Russia, which
it was said would take place on Sept.
10, is not likely to occur. but it is prob
able that the two emperors will hold a
personal conference about week later.
The acceptance of Russia's terms for
the government of Bulgaria, pending
the election of a new sobranje and later
new prince, widens the breach be-
tween Russia and the people of Bull
garia, and also between the latter and
Prince Ferdinand, while the arrange
ment between the car and sultan
stretches the lines of the treaty of Ber-
Bn to their utmost capacity of tension.
Prince Ferdinand S advent into Bull
garia was bad enough for all concerned,
and the appearance of Gen. Erenrath,
as provisional governor, appointed bv
Russia and Endorsed by the porte, is still
worse and will be strongly resented by
Austria and Italy.
Crown Prince Frederick William is
still detained in London by the stormy
weather in the channel.